WWE has announced that the company has signed the first ever female talents from India and The Middle East.

Kavita Devi, who was trained by former World Champion The Great Khali, and competed in the Mae Young Classic against Dakota Kai, has been signed to the company.

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Current Champion Jinder Mahal commented on Devi’s signing with the following Tweet:

Sending a huge congratulations to @KavitaDeviWWE and also @WWE for making history today. Kavita is the first Indian woman to sign with WWE.

— The Maharaja (@JinderMahal) October 15, 2017

Additionally, WWE has signed the first ever female talent from The Middle East, Jordan born Shadia Bseiso. Bseiso attended the tryouts back in Dubai earlier this year.

Devi had the following to say on signing with WWE:

“It was a privilege to be the first Indian woman to compete in WWE,” said Devi. “Participating in the Mae Young Classic with some of the best female performers in the world was a great learning experience. Now I am looking forward to pursuing my dream of becoming the first WWE Women’s Champion from India.”

Bseiso also commented on her signing, issuing the following:

“It is an honor to be the first-ever woman from the Middle East to sign with WWE,” Bseiso said. “I have visited the Performance Center and attended the Mae Young Classic. I have personally witnessed the power of WWE and the passion of WWE fans. I look forward to starting on my path to becoming a WWE Superstar.”

Finally, Triple H had the following to say on the historic talent acquisitions:

“Recruiting Kavita and Shadia to join our developmental system underscores WWE’s ongoing commitment to building a talent roster as diverse as our fan base,” said Paul “Triple H” Levesque, WWE Executive Vice President, Talent, Live Events & Creative. “We’re confident Kavita and Shadia will inspire future WWE Superstars as we continue to recruit the most talented athletes and entertainers from around the world.”